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EmeraldCityGrl

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2. The filters are requiring more frequent changing

Reply to lumberjack_jeff (Reply #1)

Wed Oct 3, 2012, 08:41 PM

Oct 2012

due to what I have been told are mineral
related. I believe that has something to due
With the filtering system that's been recommended.

The cabin has been there for 57 years. The current
pump is fairly new. The river on the other hand is
about as low as I've ever seen it and we are expecting
A dry Oct. and light snow pack. The last 2 months have
been the dryest in history or near to it.

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I have a cabin with a surface well and need some advice... [View all] EmeraldCityGrl Oct 2012 OP

Is the problem sediment, algae or dissolved minerals? n/t lumberjack_jeff Oct 2012 #1

The filters are requiring more frequent changing EmeraldCityGrl Oct 2012 #2

You might post that question here: Hassin Bin Sober Oct 2012 #3

Thank you. Looks like a good place to get some info. EmeraldCityGrl Oct 2012 #4